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Cancer

‘Here, I Feel Powerful’

Katrina Martin finds community and strength through annual swim that raises funds for cancer research and care
Katrina Martin and her son Rob participate in the 2023 Swim Across America – Chicago Open Water Swim, honoring her late husband, Dana, with their team sign.

Rush North & Harlem Opens, Expanding Access to Care

º£½ÇÔ­´´ include urgent care, primary care, specialty care and imaging
Rush North & Harlem
Bones and Joints

5 Tips to Prevent the Most Common Pickleball Injuries

Pickleball-related injuries are on the rise, but you can take steps to reduce your risks
A young man bounces a pickleball on his paddle while a group plays a doubles match on the court in the background.
Gastrointestinal Health

Rush to Host Groundbreaking Colonoscopy Study Using Apple Vision Pro

Research pairs device with Cosmo's AI-driven GI Genius technology
GI Genius
RUSH People

Tae Woon Chong, MD, Joins Rush as Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Nationally recognized surgeon brings expertise in complex reconstruction
Dr. Tae Woon Chong
Ear, Nose & Throat

Go Easy on Your Ears During Chicago Street Race

Rush experts explain how to protect your hearing during NASCAR event
Stock car racing
Awards, Rankings and Recognitions

º£½ÇÔ­´´ Earns Sixth Magnet Nursing Designation

Six-time recognition places Rush among nursing elite
Rush nurses celebrate Magnet announcement
Cancer

What Doctors Wish Patients Knew About Lung Cancer Screening

By the time lung cancer signs and symptoms develop, it’s harder to treat, so screening and prevention are crucial
Chris seder posed in front of a green wall
Healthy Aging & Caregiving

Robyn Golden, LCSW, Earns National Honor

Outstanding achievement award bestowed by the largest professional association of social workers
Robyn Golden, LCSW, associate vice president of social work and community health, and Rush team members pose for a photo at an awards ceremony.
Community

Investing in Rush’s Future

Trustee’s estate gift enables Rush to stay ahead, address gaps in care
Cyrus and Mitzi Freidheim pose for a photo